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The br-in1inz Of dsas i. .iigh; debility disor
d.: @. 81 The vital orgsne the tonsch the liver
The bowels ususy. There are dysprItie ..mp0n-. the
LIVER is troubie.nns the skin grows rawE-y snd
feal,hy | ozing there pains in the righ, side OF
through tie rlgni sho1d~r blade The climax l. often
prosraiioE Of the physical energe. peraps fatal
i-sne Ba; II the dcuiiy Is in time with Hoset-
iers stomach tter- which IL always effect We
remedy. and IL should e re.orted early
therr vi be - appreend tAo>e njuriDu. uh
,eqaet .fecs upon the sy-er ofen en'.ilet by ,rr
cured c,ezes. Par better IL il. a. pioy this .ae
remedial agent in fever and agGc and maiarzl
complaints. than qainine and other patent drugs which.
even when they do prove efect1A for time ruin the
stomach and impair the general health.
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HICKORY, n. 4.
send YOU to-day half d"z.n photographs Of
6. G. Hoffman. OF Conover. N. c., and must
say that your medicine has done wonders tor
Mr.. Hoffman. II SCENE like raising the dead To
life he looks fat and hearty now. and they tell
me when he commenced your medicine he was
nothing hut skin and bpnes. TIL sore on his
breast is healed over. and you can see the one on
his forehead is healing up from the top wish
it had been sd thai could have taken il when he
WAS al his worst, hut could not leave my Office
and he lives some distance from here.
Yours respectfully, A. MCINTOSH
This man. G. G. Hoffman, has risen BY the use
of Botanic Blood Balm 3D. g. b to his present
wonderfully improved condition. In short
time his homeless forehead will be fully healed,
and he will stand n monument OF humanity
raised from the verge Of death. Few persons
ever recover from such a low state. being on a
dying bed from that fell destroyer, blood poison,
with the bones Of his forehead ro,ted and taken
out 2fx3 inches by the doctors, and given out To
die. From skin and bones wrecked by blood
poison. to health and sound flesh, is the work of
B. B. B.
Not many such desperate cases can be found
but when they are they should not despair of
recovery, as B. B. B. will cure them.
When this medicine can cure such extreme
cases, is it not reasonable that it will cure all
cases of blood poison of less violence, as il has
done in thousands of instances
The mayor and doctors of Conovsr will verify
the awful condition from which Mr. Hoffman
was raised. B. B. Co.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

THE UNDERSIGNED HE.EBY GIVE NOTICE,
l. la pursuance of the statutes Of tue State of
Florida, in such cases made and provided, the
formation of corporation. under the provisions of
Chapter 1897, Laws of Florida, to construct, main
tain and operate a railroad commencing at the city
Of Kissimmee, in Osceola county: Florida thence
running through said county, and the counties of
Polk, DeSoto and Lee to or near Punta Rassa, in
Lee county, with branch from Kissimmee, in
Osceola county, thr ugh the counties of Osceola,
Brevard, Dade and Monroe, to point ON the At
lantic coast, or through such Of them as NAV be
necessary, said company to be known the Gen
trail Railway and steamship Company of Florida. :"
EDWARD PAGE,
OLIVER W. MEAD,
JOHN Fl. DAVE.
JOHN Fl. BUTTERICK,
MOSES DORR,
JOHN F. CUGSWELL
F. 81. SKELDING.
June % ISs7-3m
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his posa n< basine1 agnin. ~ ase essd n bars
Nh J. ". Rsnl u de depM hes ss< hseu
idle while berry crop was % psesfifal md he.
huf erccsed hzm pseo and othu seues.ssy AZ
lures sr vise making. and aow hss The saiisfscs
si0s at knoEiax that HIS ;abogs w<Ee nns - vais-
wnhia the fr1 days he wss esEaged. he SC
Graded in posting up abnut Is xalfnns Il exces-
Seoi wine which b worth ~ lenss $I50 pr Gni-
ioa. The vine h sid IN be AZ excriieal qaaliy
by iAose wso bxve irses il and he wiiI d.~ahfses
have has iiisle sootSe in dfsYnsing Of IL nj -
good wine is always in demsod.
-Le<saarg Ca.aoeiai: p. 8 woodward has
recrivess from S-crra.ry Of Sssse. Jso- l. Cav
ford. nosire ~ hrs apposasmeni 10 The ofier n
Assesss of Taxes fnx ih~ cooaiy Of LAKE. We
conxxzsulsse Mr.. Wo~tvard mi the ypes,,,ie Gu
this appointment. Yesterday we Bad = very
pleasant call frsm Rev. j. r. DePAss. The able
editor 81 the Rssrs8s CzyzEssa Adsocas<, xhiie
on his way bssme iruca Sanford H has psom-
is-d 10 pre.-a here nj the esr!ieE opportunity
Everybody will torn out sn hear hin.
LASTS Lake Regspn Som- one Is sx<nx To
jose ssne v.lusbs- cxlil~ bs trinx kilse i.y the
esss brsw-ea Lake Rxsoa t6soe and Eis,is
Park There scarcely a irzin that ps-s<s that
- net ob.ig-si tn either slow mp ar stop On ac-
c"aui al .;sek o.,<iT ucsIBg the track Foso-Ar-
Ance will e>,n c~as- 10 re . virtue wisn tine en-
ginees. =. Among the list OF ssasssuIs diSiin-
grish-,i tnr > hoiarss'p Sc. y, The f.m.ss,s Ch-l
'enhain Academy Of P-nna f.,r the term 81 1881,
spp<Ars b- rAHe IT Dsnglss< Carroll Cs'nnver.
-~,n at d. s B. C.nov-r .a This ca'y. Carri Is
ss- y.Gng mzn. and his par-nIs yeTy
pss'si o. him
-Soms<rsisse 7fa<s y NJ ~s!itorixl si--sk * or-
naIss-ni-.: ~5iiG fossils dug ;r.srn the .-aEih az
H"rt o ADD Bruwn's lime w"sks Among other
specimens sc have That IF "a large ssz-i crnn.
N--srs. Hoover & Murray. III P4ns> fis-- hsv-
demonstrated tie ;sc' siii, that rrst-,ass
wiae ~ made irum the s'r.w t,<rry. Thry
have 800 gallons :ss SHE at the very b~st
guilty There several families IA sum
C. 4aDiy 'hsi would like I" have cs'uri h"u--
in ;h.>,r iron, y.rd- II they i'll bui.d s'a;
-: 'b-ir own means, x- I'll guarantee lii At Ia"
"..j--rio;.s y iii - made 10 il
-TnusTiil- !Sar: W. learn during the p,-,
week ihai "A very Liberal .nns'ion A- been nsei-
=. the ir,iis;lng of the Eli.srpal chutcb by Mrs
I 3 ar.:In an nj Nrw H4yeu Conn. am"u.'iug 80
i've hundred dollar. half "i which III be- pad
the Commit cem-nt t.. ti,r s'uIsding aud the
other half wien ,-'ni,i-tAsi. Tn,> rals-s Tie:
ian i Ia nearly 81 90. aa.i he work -b"uj .-
cIsnm"nt3i i'mim-ii lei ). IL Il saiI ,has the
& rl-i { tnal c.. are preparing Ia buiii hf,i1
80 ;ii- II al OYER can II " In 4 dEaS al
ab,ui - . % fee II seems 10 rs That hghier
with nai-s .oslid D.: N service dire, the
iui vi 81 al in cana. Stul'i the, b s-t 'or
s--anie's pes iii',asI- y sr non H4De - "A 4
81 cnniy sr,IiHii-so RS ,uu ii | link 81 ia al
their Murray Ia cling.
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Commissioners Sal

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER ISSUED
ID Judge Of the County Court In ana
county. state Of Florida, ON the 18th ~
A D. 1887, will sell ut public outczy to e.
and best bidder for cash, before the co1zt
Tallahassee, on Monday, the fint dsy q ~
d. 1887, all the right, title and fnfers
Amanda G. Chairee had at the time Of ke{
terest, right and title Of her estate In -
same, and which said lands are known
scribed - the southwest quarter Of sscttn4
one In Township one, Range one, north g.
the county and State Aforesaid.
Purchaser to pay for deeds. Il
R. A. SHINE, Commi1l
June 80, lSS7-5w
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Notice for Discharge.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE will apply to
- Hon. z. N. West, County Judge of Leon coun-
ty, Florida, and present my final accounts and
vouchers. and ask to be discharged as executor of
the estate of Myron H. Clay.
WIN. T. WEBSTER
June 8, 1SS7-6m Exec'r Of u. H. Clay, decd.
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ORDINANCE.

Be II ordained By tie City CbsxcR, Thx c.
OF the City Ordinances be and il hereby 6er1r6u11
void and the following be adopted in liza thasuf<
SECTION !. II shall not be lawful for - r.
shop keeper or other person, to keep In 49,
or other house, . larger quantity than - -
two Kegs OF gun powder at . time, bei.g ~
QUALITIES and which, when the same are hpakza -
TOR the purpose OF retailing in smaller qunsfiEoI
emptied INFO and kept in tin cAnieter o. ts4
stone TO be kept for that pTrpoee and any nGc1
keeper or other person who shali keep il hil -
store, shop or other house at any one sine. . -
tity Of gunpOwder than the coatenfs q -
kegs OF twenty-eight pounds, being q d71aut =
contrary 10 the provisions Of tsis ordinsncs -
vction. be liable 70 pay fine Of not Les rhn -
nor more than twenty dollars for each aai eeG1I
at the discretion Of the Mayor fyog6de6, II
In this ordinance contained rhall be . eonnl1
prohibit merchants and hop-keepexs I'D 60
from keeping in their stores, chops and efhU
powder securely put mp in small guam tide. h t.
canisters ProEided. further. Aossu1, fAstol41
or other person having powder In tAe eiJ u
served with . notice TO remove same with :
from date Of such notice H
A J. FISH. Mayor Il ~
T. 81. RAxDoIra, PcA CT
Attest: J. L DnnLY, City Clerk.
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SKIN AND SCALP
csoanoed, Purified md Doaud.
fed By the Cut5cssra nosyDod5o0.

For esennzfng tAe Ska nDa &eae 81 DiA0EW1ng Ia
usrs a,syax ssrAzax. D1sx-nx 0a tnAsan<ssn -
Crrss Scssr Beak SErUfn1A - Oder nAxisa Skm as1
ROOD Dsseesa CrxsrxRA- ~ xrsn Sn Cgs< asA crrs
ssrr,crxA RssoGsxsx, sAe ne~ Bseed gsrisa zs<xsay
sr< snza,EAae-
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ror the s<s year hsd species Of lfchtey ecay
and pinpy azsos ny fsre 60 whsca have ap>saed
res; H.ny Gs % treatment without s2cc<ss. Anz
rhica va speedily ard entirvly card By CgTscgEA
Ma ISAAC PHELPS. Rsgerna- o.
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ACoWLErg CURK-

Iaxv. szsre6 10 ny Isse vita skzs 6sseases a d
.rs xszds "a hare s<rss Ia xne Y<Assess ref. 81
x tA< sArsoe Of AAky E1es1 ssed ysur vsa1sAse CO
g "A KxnkuxEs gave dan . sAors9xA tsfal- sss.g
$3.50 n - srycrRA Rcs9Grgxr. f~o hUxes Of CT
60. IA seren cakes d rI1rxsA Soar. ssA see rse
-. t.-s wn.s "a been tod Il w.4A he-s 0npt
exrx b8A~A~6 SAOS AaN@2sIs@
R.<erezce G. " LArsner Draxgss1. RscA0o0z Va
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$500
Will pay for 100 copies of Leon County
Pamphlet, at FLoRIDIAN OFFICE.
1t is good immigration document tt
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N0uOC Pinpee, Skin Bsemssbes ao6 Baby HEmor
0VUnS. cured By Csticurs SOAP
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PEARS GROWN FROM CUf1I

n ANR AGENTS WANTED-i6nW 4 =
ti-ely new under garment; oufl1 =
AH ditionaliy. Agent. zvefzxe 81 &
lO4 MIS- H. p. LIrTLRC
Chir,ea -
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OWL, MECHANICAL AND MINING RN.
~ GINEEkINs: ut the ReBsselaer Poly
teehnic In.ti. ute, Troy. y. Y. The oldest en-
gfneerng school III America Next term begins Septem-
Der 18th. The Register for 1885, contains list OF the
graduates for the g. with their positions au
Of stndy. requirements Candidates
from distance, hose living distant states. by spe
cla at their me<. at such schools
they may De attending may determine the cues ion OF sd
m-eiOn without visiting Troy. For register AID full
formation, address DAVID N. GREENE. Director.
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va wKDscrxE LIKE THEM.

We have cod yozr CrTgcrRA RExErfEx fer the sss sI
wears and no rneacine. sAesre< better sAii
!.cr:on- c. r ATHERToS. Drzggsss- Albany y. T.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-03-26
DEATH OF MRS. YATES.

Mrs. James Yates resided short dis
lance from this town, ON the road leading
to Elkton. Mrs Yates had been visiting
friends in Wilmington, during the first
part Of the week, and after returning
home, began to do little jobs, which old
folks are so apt to do, and from which it
was supposed she caught cold. During
Thursday afternoon the deceased took
severe pain behind one of her ears. Dur
ing the night the pain increased, and IL
physician was sent for. But hesullering
woman had passed beyond human aid.
She died early on Friday morning. Mrs.
Yates had been resident ofthat section
for many years She was highly respect
ed, and liked much us Il ncighhor and
friend Mr. Yates died about year ago;
Mrs Yates was nearly 20 wears Of age.
She leaves two sons and daughter to
mourn the loss of a mother The funer-
al was held on Sunday afternoon last
and large concourse of ncighboring
folks were present to pay the last respects.
Rev. VIM. Kershaw OBLIGATED Inter
ment in the new cemetery at ElktOn.
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BARKSDALE ITEMS.
IIIY.

Mr.. John Mckane's sale on Thursday,
was well attended, and stock brought
fair prices, In the evening after the sale
pleasant social hop was INDUCED in,
and seemed to enjoythemselves and have
good time in general
Miss Sallie Carson spent several day
with friends in Newark, last week
Mr.. Robt. C.. McKanc is going West at
an early date.
MIR. John Mahany, Of lilkton, surely
deserves IL great deal Of credit for the pat
thence and perseverance he has exhibited
in coming from Elkton to this town to
act in the capacity of superintendent of
our Sunay school during the past winter.
ON Friday, April Is, there will be Il
meeting held to elect Town Dude, for
this town, as the present ones term ex-
pires at that date A large attendance is
requested. The ladies are Especially in
to he present and vote. Meet at the
store at . o'clock by order of the
Town Authorities.
One day last week gentleman of
Cowantown came down on horseback,
and lady Of the town asked him to let
her ride his horse; so he got her side
saddle and put it on the horse, and help
ed her to mount the creepy She had
not rode far when the horse scared at a
pig, and started off at a dead run. The
lady being an expert rider stayed in til {
saddle, and succeeded in running the
horse into 4 thornhedge, thereby stop
ping him The young man was very
badly scared, and when the horse started
he started to run after it, and when he
caught up the horse was eating along the
hedge and the lady was lying close il
the saddle, trembling.
We have printing office. Mr. r =
is the proprietor, composition and devil
lie has to turn each letter he picks up
upside down on paper to see what it is
A bright future is before him.
Dick CATcHoN.
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WEsTAMWELL LITERARY SOCIETY

The interest that was first manifested
still remains, which is clearly proven by
the large attendance, and the increase of
the number of members. On Friday
evening last meeting was held at the
residence Of Mr.. Henry Warner
The exercises were opened by the So
ciety singing from their new song books,
which they lately purchased. Miss $. A.
Campbell read "An Incomplete Revela-
tom" Bessie Bowen then recited t'Some-
body's Mother" and little Mollie Davis
pleased the Society by reciting the "Three
Little Pig" the Society sang Lightly
Row." in good style Miss Annie b.
Foard recited very pretty poem enti-
tied "Nirgenius - Miss Lena Davis then
read jenkins Goes to Il picnic :" Mr.. n.
X. Warner and Miss Lizzie Merritt of
Elkton, favored the Society with duet
An intermission was taken. and the
Society was invited to the dining-room
TO partake of the good things on the
spread As literary exercises are fatigu-
ing on the nerves. the feast was greatly
enjoyed.
The meeting was called to order, and
the paper was read by Miss 5. A. Camp
bell. This was the treat of the evening
and was enjoyed. Little Helen Bowen
then read, "Baby's Stocking, very nice
ly Mr.. y. X. Warner, followed with a
recitation entitled "Brudder Brown on
Apples" which proved very amusing.
The Society was favored with Il duet
from Miss Merritt and y. X. Warner.
This closed the literary exercises and the
meeting adjourned to meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Charles Walton, near Iron
Hill, on this Saturday evening We
would be pleased to praise those mem
hers who do so nicely, but we shall sim
ply givea report, and the members know
where the credit Of excellng belongs.
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RENsHAW-LOWBER.-On Tuesday
evening March 22d, 1887 in Newark,
Del, by the Rev. J. l.. Nallandigham'
ID. d., Samuel J. Renshaw and Ida
Lowber both of Wilmington, Del.


A man who has practised medicine for
40 years ought to know salt from sugar
read what he says.
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1887
Messrs. +. J. Cheney 4 Co.-tientle-
men-I have been in the general prac-
tice of medicine for most 40 years, and
would say that in all my practice and
experience, have never seena prepare
ton that could prescribe with as much
confidence of success as | can Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you.
Have prescribed it Il great many times
and its effect is wonderful, and would
say in conclusion that have yet to find
a case of Catarrh that it would not cure if
they would take it according to direc-
tions. Yours truly,
l.. l.. GORSUCH, NJ d.
Office, 2l5 Summit st..
We will give 500 for any case OF
Catarrh that can not be cured with Halls
Catarrh Cure. Taken internally.
F. j. CHENEY x CO., Props, Toledo, O..
"a sold by Druggists. % cts.
1900
Losr.-l don't know where, ! can't tell
when, | don't see how-something OF
great value to me, and for the return of
which shall be truly thankful, viz 4
good Appetite
FouxD.-"Heath and strength, pure
blood, an appetite like that of wolf
regular digestion, all by taking that pop
ular and peculiar medicine, Hoods Sar
saparilla. want everybody to try i
this season." 1t is sold by all druggists
One hundred doses one dollar
had kidney disorder and say for thl
good of others that DR.. Kennedy's Fav
orite Remedy cured me. Rev. 5. {
Chandler; Lebanon Spring, y, Y. ha'
Stone in the Bladder and Gravel in tn
Kidneys. / used Dr. Kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy and am now well-E. ID. Par
sons, Rochester, n. Y. Price ST.. Sent
2-cent stamp to DIR. Kennedy Roundout
n. v, for book on kidney, liver AM
Blood disorders Mention this paper
Mch l0-5w
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Tn Tuesday II meeting of the Trustees
of Delaware College was held in Pres
ident Caldwell's reception room. 1t was
the regular March meeting, and the fol-
lowing were present; Governor Biggs
Ex-Governor Stockley, Hon. VIM. H..
Purnell, j. III. Pennington, congressman
elect; John A. Reynolds, Chas. B. Lore,
j. Alexander Fulton, +. K. Painter, &.
IL. Marshall, {. l.. Buck, VIM. J. Ferris,
DIR. IL. G. NJ. Kollock, George c. Evans,
Esq, Mr.. d. j. Murphy, James Ilossin-
ger, Esq, DIR. \. II. Clark. President
Caldwell gave report on the condition
of the College. There was no business
of general Importance transacted, except
ing that memorial was adopted to 60 to
the General Assembly, now in session at
Dover, praying that it will adopt and rat
ify the Agricultural Experiment Station
bill which passed Congress last month,
and be accepted by our Legislature to
insure the College the $4,000 annually
for an experimental farm. At -four
o'clock the meeting adjourned.
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Repeated Lecture

Eli Perkins," the noted humorist, lee
tured in the College Oratory on Saturday
evening to small audience. There was
much disappointment felt, as "Mr. Per-
kins" gave the same lecture, nearly word
for word, that he delivered short while
ago. He said he intended to fool the
people Of Newark, and we believe he did
to some extent. However eli" has
lost his standing here, and doubt if ten
people would enter the Oratory to hear
him lecture again. We are sure that the
lecturer could have done much better,
but why he didn't we cannot say
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FIREsIDE LITERARY SOCIETY.

Although the weather was uniavorable
bled at the residence of Mr.. Isaac Notes,
Mechanicsvlle Del, ON Tuesday evening
March 29nd The meeting was called to
orderat the usual hour and conducted by
the President, Mr. c. b. Seminar. After
calling Of the role by the Secretary Miss
Mary Fulton which the members answer
ed by sentiments the exercises were
then opened with music after which Mr..
Joseph Mackeyread "Pinafore Renewed"
an essay on pride and Ambition was
then read by Miss Nora AIackey, which
was very good. Revenge" was recited
by Mr.. Willard Smith Mr.. Harry Mote
then read an essay on "AIule" which
was very comical, "'rhe Justice of The
Green Mountains was read by Mr.. Law
renee Smith showing what state OF
perplexity the Justice was in, "Sup-
pose" defamation by Miss Alice Sent
man; a Yankee In Love-" was read by
Miss Lille Seminar. Recess 10 minutes
Referred questions were given and an
swered. A dialogue by the Misses Matte
Mote, Alice Seminar, and Carrie Johnston
entitled"How Rover Died;'contents tn,
Spice Box were then read by the Secre
tary after which Miss Edna Mote spok,
"The Foolish Little Maiden" very wisely
Il short dialogue by the Little Misse
Bessie Mackey and Edna Mote. Tn,
meeting was the adjourned Volente Dec
to meet at Mr., William divers the fol
lowing Tuesday eve, March Goth.
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Understand 1t

"Iou ought to do so-and-so to make
the paper bright" some tell us; you don't
seem to understand the question which
YOU wrote up last week; let me tell you,
and 50 it goes all through life Frequently
we meet smart men, and clever men,
men who know all about it" and awful
" wise men lin their estimation, who
cannot write plain English SENTENCED,
and dissatisfied men. Ofthis last named
perhaps, there are more classed under its
head than any other. Il wish ! was II
merchant, or Il farmer, ora blacksmith,
or Il printer" and 50 ON. Never satisfied
Stick to your calling and make it
honorable. We all cant be smart, or an
ELI Perkins but We all can he honest,
industrious citizens, respected by all.
Don't get jealous of the well-doing OF
industrious people, because You can do
equally rs we'll. Nothing can be gained
but by hard work; cures many imaginary
and real ills. Never appear smart be-
cause it disgusts sensible people. Don't
ape some foppish chap, because it is silly
BE as YOU are, and will he respected, and
| honored